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Candidates who wish to study for a degree in Computer Engineering should have the following profile:
- Completed high school education, preferably with a focus on information technology or in the fields of physics and mathematics.
- An aptitude for analyzing logical and mathematical problems and providing practical solutions.
- An ability to plan and carry out tasks effectively, either individually or in a team.
- Demonstrates commitment, discipline and perseverance.
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Graduates from the Computer Engineering program are professional individuals with the following profile:
- Strong background in mathematics, theory of computation, systems programming, programming paradigms and database management systems.
- Possess knowledge of Artificial Intelligence, Computer Networks, Software Engineering, with a specialization in one of these areas.
- Ability to work in teams and demonstrate leadership qualities.
- Ability to go on to postgraduate study, find employment in the private sector or start his or her own business.
- A professional of the highest caliber, conscientious, ethical, with a commitment to the betterment of society and the environment.
El egresado posee la formación interdisciplinaria que lo capacita para comprender problemas en distintas áreas y poder comunicarse de manera clara y significativa con quienes toman decisiones. Además podrá especializarse en algunas de las siguientes áreas:
- Ingeniería de software
- Inteligencia artificial
- Redes de computadoras
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| The computer engineer works in the following areas:
- Programming: commercial applications, languages, tools, systems.
- Systems analysis: planning, analysis and design of information systems.
- Computer auditing: consulting with business on their computer problems proposing solutions that improve their functioning.
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FIRST SEMESTER
Differential Calculus
Structured Programming
Algebra
History of Philosophy |
SECOND SEMESTER
Integral Calculus
Linear Algebra
Data Structure
Mechanics
General Theory of Systems |
THIRD SEMESTER
Object-oriented Programming I
Differential Equations
Discrete Mathematics
Electromagnitism
Human-Computer Interaction |
FOURTH SEMESTER
Automatic Machines and Formal Languages
Object-oriented Programming II
Numeric Methods
Software Engineering
Electrical Circuits |
FIFTH SEMESTER
Compilers
Data Communication
Computer Graphics
Analogue Electronics
Data bases |
SIXTH SEMESTER
Computer Networks
Operating Systems
Assemblor Language
Digital Electronics I
Information Recovery |
SEVENTH SEMESTER
Programming Logic
Distributed and Parallel Systems
Probability and Statistics
Digital Electronics II
Web Programming |
EIGHTH SEMESTER
Artificial Intelligence
Analysis and Complexity of Algorithms
Operations Research
Computer Architecture
Business Administration |
NINTH SEMESTER
Specialty I
Specialty II
Research Seminar I
Microcontrolers
Accounting and Finance
IT Infrastructure Management |
TENTH SEMESTER
Specialty III
Specialty IV
Research Seminar II
New Technologies
Marketing |
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